- Apr 6, 2014
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Due to my formerly day-ranging chickens' refusal to stay in our yard (5 acres!) they are under house arrest.
I use deep-litter management in the coop, so no odor problems. What I am supposed to do to keep the run smelling pleasant? It's just dirt. We removed the top inch of material and put it in the compost and took a pitch fork and metal take and turned over all the dirt.
We moved in last summer and inherited the chickens. How do we clean/maintain the run long term and deodorize it immediately?
Also, as my poor chickens are in the coop/run most of the day now, what can keep them entertained? I just installed a chicken swing.
I use deep-litter management in the coop, so no odor problems. What I am supposed to do to keep the run smelling pleasant? It's just dirt. We removed the top inch of material and put it in the compost and took a pitch fork and metal take and turned over all the dirt.
We moved in last summer and inherited the chickens. How do we clean/maintain the run long term and deodorize it immediately?
Also, as my poor chickens are in the coop/run most of the day now, what can keep them entertained? I just installed a chicken swing.